The state’s highest court Wednesday rescheduled oral arguments for July 29 on the constitutionality of Nevada’s highly watched school choice law.
Prosecutors announced Wednesday that they plan to seek the death penalty against two of three men accused of storming into a southwest valley Lee’s Discount Liquor armed with handguns and killing a clerk.
Former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis will make his featherweight debut on the UFC on Fox 21 card on Aug. 27 against Charles Oliveira, the organization announced on Wednesday.
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects in connection with a Fashion Show Mall robbery on June 2.
It’s becoming an increasingly outdated stereotype that older people fear and stay away from technology. Most baby boomers have gotten past their initial reservations and are avid users of smartphones and other devices to keep up with families and other news as well as shop.
DraftKings and FanDuel are downplaying media reports this week that the two biggest daily fantasy sports companies could team up. But given their swift change of fortune this past year, industry watchers say the timing’s right for a deal.
Five years to the day after Oscar Goodman presided over his last full Las Vegas City Council meeting, the current council decided to name the plaza in front of City Hall for the popular former mayor who pushed for the new building.
You’d have to mine the brain of a horror novelist to deliver a scenario as tragic as what unfolded Tuesday and Wednesday at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Orange County officials late Wednesday afternoon confirmed that they had recovered the body of 2-year-old who was attacked by an alligator.
On the day he officially became a free agent, Will Brooks signed a deal with the UFC on Wednesday.
School was in session Wednesday at the 2016 Business Expo. New and experience entrepreneurs gathered in the classroom and library settings inside the Cashman Center to learn about the latest laws and resources affecting businesses today.
A state audit released earlier this year overstated that taxi customers were charged excessive fees, according to a report expected to be released Thursday during a meeting that could determine the fate of the agency regulating Southern Nevada’s taxicab industry.
Buying a bow is like buying a suit — you have to know your size. Staff at one of the local archery pro shops can measure your draw length, or you can do it yourself with the help of a friend and a measuring tape.
With this being the 20th anniversary of Electric Daisy Carnival, you can expect festival promoter Insomniac to pull out all the stops. Here’s what to know before you go.
Justices reverse District Judge Jessie Walsh again, this time for denying a personal injury defendant the ability to prove a low-speed traffic accident was too minor to justify a $5 million judgment.
Having the NHL poised to expand to Las Vegas sends a strong signal that gaming industry has gone mainstream, the president and CEO of the American Gaming Association said Wednesday, adding that the concerns about sports betting are “antiquated.”
Kate Vanderstelt of Palo Verde was named the Las Vegas Track Club’s female High School Runner of the Year, and Chase Wood of Faith Lutheran was honored as the male High School Runner of the Year. Each received a $2,500 scholarship.
Prosecutors filed new charges Wednesday against a teacher’s assistant accused of inappropriate behavior with children at Mack Middle School.
Photos from the inaugural Best of Nevada Preps banquet, which took place June 4 in the Summerlin Ballroom at Red Rock Resort, can now be viewed.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal announces its 2016 all-state softball teams.
Two people were shot at an apartment complex in the east Las Vegas Valley Wednesday morning and police are investigating.
Three women filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Baylor University on Wednesday, saying the school did nothing to help them after they reported being sexually assaulted on or near campus.
What’s been said about Las Vegas’ ability to sustain an NHL team — now that a new expansion team is expected to be made official on June 22?
From the get-go, “Cabaret,” now playing at The Smith Center, is in your face, cheerfully — and defiantly — depicting the hell-bound hedonism of 1930 Berlin on the cusp of dramatic change.
Questions about whether a man who was killed by Las Vegas police in August, and whether the SWAT team’s deployment escalated the situation, arose at a public fact-finding review Wednesday morning in the Clark County Commission chambers.
Billy’s BBQ, 4115 S. Grand Canyon Drive, serves brisket, pork, chicken, sausage and shrimp dishes using award-winning recipes.
The game will be played at the site of the divisional champion with the highest College Football Playoff ranking at the conclusion of regular-season play.
All campgrounds and picnic areas of the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area are open. Hiking trails are open, except the South Loop and Griffith Peak trails, which are being repaired from the effects of the Carpenter 1 fire.
View rounds up dining events and news from across the Las Vegas Valley, from restaurant openings to special dinners and promotions.
Police have arrested a Metro corrections officer for a prostitution-related crime while he was under internal investigation and on paid administrative leave for a separate prostitution-related crime, the department said.
A U.S. judge on Wednesday temporarily halted lawsuits seeking $11.4 billion in damages from Caesars Entertainment Corp on Wednesday, urging the parties in the bankruptcy of its operating unit to settle before an injunction expires in August.